ATTIX
8 Troubleshooting
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‡ Motor does not start | > | Fuse of the mains socket has | • | Connect mains fuse. | |
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| > | Overload protection switch | • Switch off the vacuum cleaner | |
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| has tripped. |
| and allow it to cool for approx. |
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| 5 minutes. If the cleaner can- |
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| not be started again, contact |
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‡ Motor does not run in auto- | > | Power tool is defective or not | • Check that the power tool | ||
| matic mode |
| connected properly. |
| works or that the plug is in- |
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| serted correctly. |
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| > The power rating of the elec- | • Note that minimum power rat- | ||
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| trical tool is too low. |
| ing is P>40W |
‡ | The acoustic warning | > | Suction power selected with | • Set suction power in accord- | |
| sounds. (Reduced suction |
| suction power control is too |
| ance with section 4.2.3. „Set- |
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| low. |
| ting suction power“. |
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| > Hose diameter and switch | • Set correct switch position for | ||
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| position do not correspond. |
| hose diameter. |
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| > | Clogged suction hose/nozzle. | • | Clean suction hose/nozzle |
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| > Filter bag is full. | • See section 7.2.2 „Replacing | ||
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| filter bag“. |
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| > Filter element is clogged. | • See section 4.5/4.6 „Cleaning | ||
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| filter element“ and 7.2.5/7.2.6 |
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| „Replacing filter element“. |
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‡ No suction power during | > | Tank is full. (Float does not | • Switch off the cleaner. Empty | ||
| wet cleaning |
| close the suction opening). |
| the tank. |
‡ | The vacuum cleaner | > | Tank is full. | • Switch off the cleaner. Empty | |
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| cleaning |
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‡ | Voltage fluctuations | > | Impedance of power supply is | • Connect the cleaner to an- | |
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| other socket closer to the fuse |
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| box. Voltage fluctuations over |
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| 7% should not occur if the im- |
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| pedance at the transfer point |
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| is ≤ 0.15 Ω . |
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